The Royal Shifters Books in Order
Part ofAlice Wilde Books in OrderRead Alice Wilde’s The Royal Shifters books in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you decide which book to read first.
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The Royal Shifters books in publication order
5 books
Her Betrothal
by Alice Wilde
2018
With her father dying and women barred from ruling, Princess Annalise faces marriage to a man whose charm conceals cruelty. Her search for escape takes an unexpected turn when three extraordinary leopards become central to her hopes.
Her Highlander
by Alice Wilde
2019
Fleeing a husband who threatens far more than her kingdom, Annalise travels to Scotland with three shifters. She must persuade Roan's people to help while confronting revelations about her own role in unleashing dangerous magic.
Her Viking
by Alice Wilde
2019
Pursued by Damien, Annalise accompanies Ero on a dangerous voyage to seek help from people he has not seen in decades. His troubled history and tensions among her companions threaten an alliance they desperately need.
Her Warrior
by Alice Wilde
2019
Annalise arrives in China with her allies divided and her hopes resting on Li. To secure the help of a powerful empire, she must overcome suspicion and persuade its ruler that Li offers support rather than a threat.
Her Prophecy
by Alice Wilde
2020
As Damien's dark magic spreads, Annalise and her companions lose the armies they hoped would save their kingdom. With few allies willing to help, they turn toward a dragon while betrayal and dwindling time threaten their mission.
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